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Diplomats, analysts and Hezbollah sources don't expect a full-blown aerial campaign, despite escalating Israeli threats
Former Syrian detainees are receiving help to reintegrate into society after years of torture and abuse
Case relates to shipment of fuel oil for Lebanese power plants that was allegedly part of wider scheme to evade sanctions-related price caps
The National visits Al Tanf garrison, deep in the Syrian Desert, embedding with security forces responsible for fighting against extremist threats
Syria's President Al Shara met his former rival, Russian President Putin, for the first time this month as both seek to safeguard their interests
Trump-brokered truce between Hamas and Israel shows that armed resistance can force concessions, Lebanese group's media chief tells The National
End to fighting in Palestinian enclave may not halt Israeli attacks elsewhere, Hezbollah officials and Lebanese experts warn
Former central bank governor was released on record $14 million bail
Attacks killing 100 non-combatants in 10 months threaten legitimacy of reformist Lebanese government, warns official
Commemoration marks a year since Israel assassinated Hezbollah's long-serving leader
Financial prosecutor files bribery and forgery charges over suspicious oil shipment
Analysts say move could transform economy as Damascus seeks reconnection with global financial networks
President Aoun condemns 'massacre' in Bint Jbeil and calls for international action
Political disenchantment, parties calling for boycott and allegations of vote-buying could result in low turnout
'Those who have weapons could either join the army or enter politics,' Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al Sudani says
